D’Angelo’s Death Highlights Disparities In Pancreatic Cancer Among Black Men
The influential neo-soul artist D'Angelo has died at 51, succumbing to pancreatic cancer, a disease that disproportionately impacts Black Americans.
Need an Organ Transplant? These 7 Resources Can Help
A range of state and federal resources are accessible to support Black individuals requiring organ transplants, encompassing financial aid, mental health services, legal assistance, food support, and grant opportunities.
Is the Patient Black? Check this Box for Yes
The United Network for Organ Sharing has prohibited the use of race-based medical calculations that have historically hindered Black patients from receiving life-saving kidney transplants. Despite this significant policy shift, numerous physicians and hospital systems continue to advocate for the retention of race-adjusted algorithms, highlighting ongoing debates within the medical community about the role of race in clinical decision-making.
Someone They Loved: Domestic Violence Isn’t Easing Up For Black Women
Black women are being killed at nearly triple the rate of white women, with guns being the most common weapon used in domestic violence incidents, and the government shutdown is hindering efforts to provide support to victims.
Trust In Federal Health Leadership Is Failing Under RFK Jr., New Poll Finds
A recent KFF poll reveals that most Americans are dissatisfied with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s performance as Secretary of Health and Human Services, while trust in the CDC's vaccine information has notably declined.
Most Americans Are Still Guaranteed To Get Covid-19 Vaccines At No Cost — For...
The majority of insured Americans are expected to receive Covid-19 vaccines without out-of-pocket expenses, despite the CDC's recent procedural changes. However, uncertainties in insurance coverage may result in additional costs for some individuals.
When the System Pulls Back, Black Communities Pull Up
The Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective (BEAM) is a grassroots organization dedicated to advancing healing justice within Black communities. By confronting trauma and fostering collective self-care, BEAM challenges systemic structures that perpetuate harm, advocating for a framework that centers community care and liberation.
Risk To Affordable Care Act And Medicaid Forces Extended Shutdown
The ongoing federal government shutdown is exacerbating healthcare disparities for Black Americans, as the potential expiration of ACA tax credits threatens to strip millions of their coverage and significantly increase insurance premiums.
Another Deadly Contaminated-Food Recall Spotlights Trump Cuts
In a troubling development, four individuals have succumbed to listeria-tainted food, underscoring significant concerns regarding the federal government's capacity to effectively monitor and mitigate food-borne illnesses amid ongoing budget and staffing reductions.
In Doctors’ Offices, The Consequences Of Trump’s Comments On Tylenol And Vaccines Are Immediately...
In a recent development, President Trump's assertion that acetaminophen use during pregnancy is linked to autism has sparked widespread confusion and concern among parents. This announcement has prompted many to reconsider their healthcare choices and question established medical guidance, highlighting the significant impact of presidential statements on public health decisions.
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Tributes continue to grow for Javits Frimpong, the 15-year-old who was shot and killed on his way to school in the Bronx last week.




















